No, you will not cite case law in your complaint. Your complaint should generally be fact-based, concerning the events that you allege give rise to...

The first step is to determine whether this is an authentic case at all, as opposed to a scam. You can go to the court yourself and review court...

Your agreement with your spouse does not relieve you of liability to credit card debts if you are a responsible party on the account (as opposed to...

You can, but you will likely get a better offer if you are able to demonstrate meritorious legal defenses to the debt. Otherwise they will review...

By not responding, you would lose your chance to use defenses and counterclaims, such as challenging the amount owed, lack of standing, statute of...

There seems to be some information missing here. How exactly did you win your case? Was there a court order? Were you or your attorney instructed...

Most attorneys offer investigation services to locate parties and non-parties for service of court documents. If you haven’t succeeded on your own,...

No, the debt collector does not have to submit a signed contract. Your “signature” was your use of the card. Yet, the debt collector will have to...

If you can demonstrate improper service to rebut the process server affidavit that was filed with the court in support of the default application,...

If they are the ones buying you out, a title search would be to protect them, not you. Did they ask you to provide one?